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FFAR, NPB Seek to Improve Air Quality on Pig Farms 

Protecting Florida Corn from Tar Spot Outbreak 

Year Awarded  2023

FFAR award amount   $120,509

Total award amount   $241,537

Location   Gainesville, FL

Matching Funders   University of Florida

Grantee Institution   University of Florida

Tar spot is a rapidly spreading fungal disease caused primarily by Phyllachora maydis, a plant pathogen that infects corn and damages leaves. Tar spot reduces corn grain yield and overall crop quality and could become a severe epidemic on sweet corn. University of Florida researchers are identifying management strategies by developing an effective chemical control program and analyzing sweet corn hybrids that are resistant to tar spot. The research team is examining the genetic diversity of tar spot samples from Florida and comparing to those from the Midwest.

Workshop On Advancing Controlled Environment Agriculture On Land And In Space In The Next 20 Years 

Toledo, OH

Research Sponsor Program Header Controlled

FFAR’s Congressional Reception 

Signature Event Washington, D.C.

FFAR’s Congressional Reception

Grant Supports Production of Sustainable, Cost-Effective Feed Supplements 

United Soybean Board’s CEO, Polly Ruhland, Joins FFAR Board of Directors 

FFAR & AAVMC Open Applications for 2023 FFAR Vet Fellows 

FFAR & WUR Launch Nature-Based Future Challenge 

Year Awarded  2023

FFAR award amount   $255,001

Total award amount   $689,190

Location   Washington, D.C.

Matching Funders   Wageningen University & Research (WUR)and the University Fund Wageningen

The Nature-based Future Student Challenges program trains students to develop nature-based solutions as a way to mitigate climate change effects in delta regions.

FFAR & WUR Launch Nature-Based Future Challenge 

Feedstocks of the Future for a Circular U.S. Bioeconomy 

Convening Event San Diego, CA

Green algae in test tubes sits on a lab bench. Beakers and other lab materials are in the background